Frank Avaro

"... Is thereanything you wish to say?" "Xo," slowly answered Davis, "as i am alone here I will say nothing at this time." Witnesses Are Sworn. Deputy Sheriff Piatt and Frank Avaro of Leavenworth were called by Prosecuting Attorney Crass, and sworn to tell th e truth about the killing of John McGee, as they knew of it. Frank Avaro first took the stand, and was examined by the state's attorney. Q. ?Mr. Avaro, where do you live? A.?l live in Leavenworth, this state. Q. ?Are you acquainted with the prisoner here, W. L. Davis? v A.?Well, I'm not personally acquainted with him. I've ..."

"... S. B. Hutchesoii and children. Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Sims, of Harrison, Ark., Mr. and Mrs. A. E, Spratley and children, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Russell and children, Frank Avaro, Mr. and Mrs. George Etter, and children, Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Butler and children, Mr. and Mrs. Emory Smith "and children, James Coombs, Ernest Collins, Miss Leona Avaro, Miss ..."

"... a large boiler,' forty-six empty gallon buckets, ' and four barrels, each containing sixty gallons of mash. While the officers were making further investigations, Joe Avaro and his son, Frank Avaro, residing north of the city, came up, and were arrested by the officers. They were taken to Peirce City and placed in jail until they furnish bond. -IHIGH SCHOOL NOTES ..."

"... Fred W. Steffen, Peirce City. Arno Fritz, Monett. Thos. H. Pennington, Mt. Vernon. Thomas Metlock, Wentwoith. Thomas M. Pennington, Phelps. Fred Elbert Stark, Peirce City. Benjamin H. Speer, Miller. Frank A. Avaro, Monett. Lawrence Means, Peirce City. Lem A. Garrison, Mt. Vernon. Timothy Bill Rogers, Peirce City. Charley Koberson, Peirce City. Frank Pitts, Aurora. James Henry Morelock, Springfield. William Ruggles, Waco. Robert ..."